Harlam’s Kitchen

This place has been a staple in the community for many years, and I've been coming here since I was a kid. The food is always on point and never disappoints--I've tried almost every dish on the menu, and they're all consistently delicious. One pro tip: if you're craving the Chinese donut to go with your congee, make sure to come early in the day because they tend to run out! The customer service is also fantastic--friendly and attentive. This spot holds a special place in my heart, and I'll keep coming back for years to come. Highly recommend!

I haven't been to Harlam's Kitchen for a while. They have been there for many years. I drove by to get breakfast at the GW Supermarket plaza on Garvey and San Gabriel Blvd in Rosemead. It's located inside of the food court. I checked the time on Yelp, and it says open at 10 a.m. but glad it was open when I arrived at around 9:30 a.m. The prices are very affordable from $7-$11. It's an authentic HK fast food place at the food court and most people get their wonton noodles, congee, steamed rice rolls, fried noodles, etc. I got their congee with pork & preserved egg and rice roll with fish fillet. The congee texture and flavor were good and had a lot of preserved egg and shredded pork meat inside. The steamed rice roll with fish fillet was okay, it had a lot of fish fillet in the fillings but the rice roll skins were thick though. It looked bland but tasted good with the sweet soy sauce. If you just wanna grab a cheap and authentic Cantonese-style breakfast or lunch for a to-go, this is a place for you. I would give them 3.5 stars to be fair (I round up to 4 stars). P.S. Cash only

Located in the food court of the square market shopping plaza, this is definitely a bond fide low key and underrated Cantonese hole in the wall. I've been coming here since I was a kid and the quality of the food and the taste has never changed. Known for their delicious broth and traditional Cantonese dishes, you will not be disappointed. The go to dishes are the wonton noodle soup (with varieties of different types of meat), chicken curry, rice sheet noodle with Chinese donut, and their dry beef chow mien/ chow fun. Service is speedy and efficient. Ask for their chili sauces to compliment their delicious dishes. Plenty of parking but the plaza can get busy on the weekends. Lastly, cash only.

It's been so many years since I've eaten here (back when there was an arcade next door). Back in the day their soy sauce chow mein was actually good, with a lot of wok hei, and supposedly they had changed owners a while back so it's not the same anymore but let's give it a try again. Definitely lighter in flavor, not as dark, not as enough wok hei as before but there were some noodle bits that charred a little more. They give a little container of chili oil but I honestly prefer it with sriracha. It's not the same as what I remember but it's still not bad, especially for the price of $6.50.

Was watching TikTok and saw their Shrimp and pork wonton soup and decided to get some tonight. And yes, I kept my expectation low, but the wonton definitely exceeded my expectations. They were nicely filled, and the soup was delicious, very comforting on a cold day. Beef chow fun was also pretty good. Would've liked a little bit more sauce with the noodles. We also got there shrimp rice noodle, and their salty fish and chicken fried rice. Both of those we would probably not order again, but would definitely be back for the wonton soup and the chow fun. You can't really beat the price of around less than 40 bucks for all four items. Make sure you bring cash because they're cash only.

Keep your expectations low, so no surprises. Nestled in the food court next to GW Supermarket, expect no glamor or sparkling clean dining hall. Rest rooms included We all come here for budget yet tasty Oriental fares. Lots of options. For me, it's their HK style noodles and congees. Been occasssionly dining here since late 2000s and have seen the cooking style's consistency. Yesterday's lunch was fried broad rice noodles with beef and pork and shrimp dumplings in soup. Man, it did not disappoint.

I grew up in the SGV and I would love to come to their food court, especially when they use to have the arcade here. This place has been long standing and food good reason! Food: 5/5 We got the friend noodles with beef gravy and the shrimp dumpling noodles. The food was delicious and fresh to order. The veggies and noodles were nice and springy and the soup was aromatic and flavorful. The shrimp dumplings were delicious, juicy, and plump. Price: 5/5 The two dishes cost only $21 and were a lot of food for the price. We paid in cash, but I'm do not remember if they take card or note. Ambiance: 5/5 The food court is a bit out date, but it is definitely a unique dining experience. It truly reminded me of my childhood and coming to eat here with my parents after shopping at the attached supermarket. Service: 5/5 Order your food and find an open table in the food court. There usually is no wait and the food is made fresh to order. It makes take a little bit of time, but the food is well worth the wait.

I was at Harlam's Kitchen the other weekend. I noticed all of its staff... cashiers, cooks... basically everyone have been replaced by a new crew of people. I asked the lady behind the cash register if they changed new owner. She said no. I didn't want to be nosy and ask why everyone is new so I left it as that. Anyway, I'm guessing the owner wanted to make some changes after 30+ years in business. They even have a cash register now. You will get a receipt for your order LOL. It's a good thing! That day I ordered one Dumpling Egg Noodle Soup and one Chicken Chow Fun. Flavors and quality are still on point... they haven't changed which is a good thing. Anyhoo, thought I do an updated review for Harlam's Kitchen and share the latest and greatest. Happy Eating!!!

Harlam's Kitchen is in the food court by GW Supermarket in the Square shopping plaza in Rosemead. The court has seen better days, but the staff is still hustling in the cramped stall. They serve no fuss Cantonese fare in disposable containers. Remember to bring money because it's cash only here. Wonton and BBQ Pork with Noodles Soup: The broth is flavorful, so that's a plus. The egg noodles don't have the expected wiry firmness. The wonton wrappers are a bit on the soggy side, but the pork and shrimp filling is nice and plump. They're also pretty generous with half a dozen wontons. The Chinese broccoli stalks are tender.